Choose Paseo if
you want native mobile clients, a large published agent catalog, and a daemon-first way to operate your own machines, with an optional Hub for team workflows.
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Claxedo vs. Paseo
Paseo is a genuine self-hosted peer with broad agent support, split workspaces, managed services, native mobile, and an optional team Hub. Claxedo differs most clearly on organization scoping built into its core platform.
The capabilities that decide it.
| Capability | Paseo | Claxedo |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Open-source agent-orchestration daemon plus an optional Hub, self-hosted or managed | Open-source workspace for every coding agent, with a control plane you can host |
| Team / multi-user | Optional Hub adds organizations, accounts, credentials, and team access; the core daemon has no forced login | Multi-user, with accounts and organizations |
| Harnesses | Native adapters plus a curated ACP catalog of 39 agents at review time | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Pi, plus any ACP agent |
| Interfaces | Desktop, web, native mobile, and CLI; terminal, diff, browser, and review surfaces | Chat and a real terminal, side by side |
| Platforms | Desktop (Mac/Win/Linux) + native iOS/Android + web | Desktop on Mac, Windows and Linux, plus web and mobile web |
| Remote access | Direct connections or an optional hosted/self-hosted end-to-end encrypted relay | Pick up the same session from any device |
| Self-host | Yes; the daemon, web UI, relay path, and optional Hub can run on infrastructure you control | Yes, on your own machine or your own Cloudflare |
| License | Apache-2.0, including the Hub and relay | MIT |
| Backing | Independent project by one developer, funded by GitHub Sponsors, company sponsors, and hosted Hub plans | Independent, open source |
| Pricing | Free, open source; hosted Hub has a Free plan and Pro at $15 per seat a month | Free. Bring your own model provider and sandbox. |
An honest split.
Where Paseo is better
- Native iOS and Android apps are available from both stores.
- A 39-agent catalog at review time, plus a generic path for other ACP agents.
- A documented end-to-end relay security model using NaCl and Curve25519.
- On-device voice, in-app browser, and per-worktree preview URLs.
- The core daemon requires no Paseo account; its web and remote paths can be self-hosted, while Hub accounts remain optional.
Where Claxedo is different
- Multi-user accounts and organization scoping are built into Claxedo's core platform rather than an optional Hub layer.
- Connections to GitHub, Jira, and Linear that every feature can use, not just Hub workflows.
Which should you pick?
Choose Claxedo if
you want integrated multi-user organization scoping and portable agent setup.
First-party sources
- Paseo
- Source (getpaseo/paseo)
- License (Apache-2.0)
- Security model
- Download
- Supported agents
- Providers
- Connectivity
- Worktrees, scripts, and services
- Browser automation
- Paseo Hub (plans)
- Hub concepts
- Hub triggers
- Self-hosting Hub
- iOS app
- Android app
- Content owner
- Claxedo maintainers
- Last reviewed
- Review due
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